Batana oil or ojon oil are all names for the same product: an oil pressed from the American palm tree. Elaeis Oleifera for insiders. Batana oil is extracted from the nuts of this palm tree. The tree is called the American oil palm because it is found in South and Central America. Especially in Honduras and Brazil. The nuts are rich in oil, which is extracted by cold pressing. The American oil palm occurs mainly in the wild and is virtually not planted in plantations, making this tree scarce. The indigenous Miskito people in Honduras have been using Batana oil for hundreds of years. They call it “miracle oil” because they say it has helped them to grow longer and stronger hair. It is also said to have many benefits for the skin.
Black Tea Exosome comes from Camellia sinensis leaf vesicles, water, and butylene glycol. It delivers skin-brightening, anti-aging, and antioxidant protection by reducing oxidative stress and improving tone and clarity. Rich
Porphyridium cosmetic active, marketed as AlgaeTech™ Porphyridium, comes from the red microalga Porphyridium cruentum. It delivers a natural polysaccharide shield that protects cells and improves hydration. Rich in sulfated polysaccharides,
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IPSTiC (Interconnected Polymers Technology) represents an innovative and highly effective strategy for the delivery of active ingredients. At its core, the system is built on a specialized polymer blend composed
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